LESSONS IN LETTING GO
(Study Abroad #3)
by Jessica Peterson
Release date: December 12, 2016
“Ten
minutes ago, I was just an American student studying abroad in Spain. But
now? Now I’m a professional soccer player’s muse. His good luck
charm...”
Soccer star Rhys Maddox’s recovery from an injury isn’t going
well—until one night with a beautiful American and a few terrible pick-up lines
changes everything. With Laura at his side, he plays smarter, runs
faster, and fights harder than he ever has on the pitch. She’s just the
good luck charm he needs to turn his flailing career around.
Laura Bennet begins her semester in Madrid with plans to ditch bad
habits and worse boyfriends. But when she unexpectedly gets caught up in Rhys's
A-list life, her plans are put on hold. Who wouldn’t skip class to fly on a private jet with a studly Welsh
footballer? It’s a no brainer, or so she thinks. Turns out Rhys’s
glamorous lifestyle hides an obsession with appearances—an obsession that makes
her totally miserable. Determined to take back her happiness, Laura decides to
dump Rhys and tackle a “Spain Bucket List” on her own.
But Rhys isn’t letting his good luck charm go without a fight.
He’s spent his entire life trying to earn his way into the big leagues, and
he’ll do anything to win—even risk his carefully crafted image to help Laura
with her bucket list. Will he be able to let go of his ego? Or will he and
Laura ultimately let go of each other?
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My review: 5 stars!
Again with the 5 stars! I gave the same rating to the first two books in the series, and although is book was totally different, I still loved it! I love that the title refers to both main characters- Rhys, the hot footballer, and Laura, the American student studying abroad- and the journeys they are both traveling in finding themselves. It was great to get to know Laura, who we met in the first two books, on a deeper lever. Honestly, I wasn't a big fan of Laura's at the start, but after this book I really really like her. And I absolutely LOVE Rhys and Laura together. Rhys was a bit of a self-involved jerk at the beginning of the story, but as we learn about his past and how he got to that point, it makes a bit more sense. I am looking forward to the upcoming novella (Study Abroad #3.5) that will close out this series- I can't wait to read about more Fred and Rachel.
Jessica also posted the first three chapters on her website so everyone can read!
My review: 5 stars!
Again with the 5 stars! I gave the same rating to the first two books in the series, and although is book was totally different, I still loved it! I love that the title refers to both main characters- Rhys, the hot footballer, and Laura, the American student studying abroad- and the journeys they are both traveling in finding themselves. It was great to get to know Laura, who we met in the first two books, on a deeper lever. Honestly, I wasn't a big fan of Laura's at the start, but after this book I really really like her. And I absolutely LOVE Rhys and Laura together. Rhys was a bit of a self-involved jerk at the beginning of the story, but as we learn about his past and how he got to that point, it makes a bit more sense. I am looking forward to the upcoming novella (Study Abroad #3.5) that will close out this series- I can't wait to read about more Fred and Rachel.
Jessica also posted the first three chapters on her website so everyone can read!
Jessica Peterson began
reading romance to escape the decidedly unromantic awkwardness of her teenage
years. Having found solace in the likes of Mr. Darcy, Jamie Fraser (OMG love
the gingers!), and Edward Cullen, it wasn’t long before she began creating tall,
dark and handsome heroes of her own.
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